Australia

Many French cities have banned the burkini for being ‘incompatible’ with French values

Former skipper believes recent success has been largely due to performances of spinners such as veteran Rangana Herath

The fast-bowler believes Misbah and co’s upcoming tour of Australia would be an exciting one

Former captain Michael Clarke criticised the decision to rest current skipper

Both players admitted offences and accepted sanctions

Former captain was persuaded to retire as Sri Lanka build a new team under Mathews with an eye on 2019 World Cup

Australian police claims, saying 'Allahu Akbar' while stabbing someone has no sign of radicalisation

Defeat Australia by 82 runs in second ODI to level series 1-1

27-year-old captained Australia to an 82-run loss in the second ODI on Wednesday which tied the series 1-1

The man was in Australia on a valid tourist visa and had no known links to radical groups such as Islamic State

The ban is intended to save thousands of dogs

The burkini has sparked huge controversy in France, with bans in 15 towns in the country's southeast

Some police workers felt if they reported harassment it would hurt their careers or result in them being ostracised

Visitors withstand Sri Lanka’s hostile spin bowling to take 1-0 lead

26-year-old beats record of Pakistan's Saqlain Mushtaq

Visitors face Sri Lanka in first one-dayer today after 3-0 whitewash in Tests

Traffic police officer was found dead in his uniform with wounds to his head and neck

Zoo is selling 30-second tune to mark world orangutan day with all funds raised going to help conservation efforts

According to scientists, goldfish and other abandoned species are destroying habitats for native fish breeds

Hosts clinched their first series whitewash over a major cricketing nation as they won third and final Test

The parties will return to court later to argue over costs

38-year-old finished with match figures of 56.2-14-145-13

'It is time to let them move on with their lives in safety and dignity' Australia Director for Human Rights Watch says

Duo score centuries to give visitors slender lead; Sri Lanka trail by two runs

Australian badminton player, Sawan Serasinghe, finds comfort in ordering a fast food feast

Best five-day side can lose top spot if they are beaten by Sri Lanka again

Australians are required to complete the census every five years or face fines

Ms Dakota says she is pleased that the man responsible for the comments had been reprimanded

The spinner was charged with a breach of CA's Code of Behaviour, conduct unbecoming of a player

Australian spin great selects the greatest from 1990s era to take on the best of current lot

United States finished second with 3:31.89, whereas Canada finished third with timing of 3:32.89

Both spinners finished with match figures of 68.1-12-208-16

Left-arm spinner dismisses Adam Voges, Peter Nevill and Mitchell Starc off successive deliveries

26-year-old terms former pacer “an absolute genius”

Australia 54-2 at stumps, trailing by 227 runs despite Starc’s five-for

Mountain biker suffers third degree burns after a fall following smartphone’s explosion

Peg Paterson Park was particularly popular due to regular appearance of rare Pokemons

The jet was carrying 239 passengers and crew when it disappeared en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing on March 8 2014

46-year-old will stay with national team till next World Cup

Left-handed batsman Shaun Marsh also returns to squad following birth of his first child

New data on the country's coordinates is expected to be available from 1 January 2017

Veteran left-arm spinner picked nine wicket in the match

Australia end day four on 83-3, needing 185 more runs to win

A hamstring injury has all but ended the 31-year-old's tour of Sri Lanka

Two of the six children teargassed by police are being counter-sued for damaging the prison in an escape attempt

Pauline Hanson's One Nation has exploited fear of attacks by saying Muslim immigration must be stopped

Hosts reached 282-6 at close of play on day three in Pallekele

When all is said and done, we have just one thing left to wonder about – who is next!

Buddhist priests find such actions and displays offensive which highlighted this issue

'It's a big mystery. It's very unusual to find a seal so far inland' Karina Moore from Devonport Council says